Thayer has just partnered with UTEC - U. de Ingeniería & Tecnología in Peru for its first international degree program! 🎉Dean Alexis Abramson and UTEC General Director Javier Bustamante Romero signed the agreement for students to earn a BE from UTEC and MEng from Dartmouth 🌲. bit.ly/3Jf72wU

We'll honor nine remarkable individuals at this year's Commencement. Meet our honorary degree recipients ➡️ bit.ly/4cWzX6r

#Dartmouth24s

Mung Chiang (Dr. Mung Chiang), president and professor at Purdue, will deliver the keynote address at Thayer's Investiture ceremony, which will be followed by a Q&A event with Mira Murati Th'12 (@miramurati), chief technology officer of OpenAI.
engineering.dartmouth.edu/news/2024-inve…

Professor Hélène Seroussi shares about her trip to Greenland funded by Denmark's Novo Nordisk Foundation. She traveled with a team to collect fieldwork data on ice sheet changes. The project—led by Technical University of Denmark—aims to improve projections of sea level rise.

Engineering major William Bender of the heavyweight rowing team, along with Dartmouth 🌲 alum Oliver Bub '20, qualified for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris! They join women's rowing alum Molly Reckford '15 who's going to the Olympics for a 2nd time! 👏bit.ly/3PXq6Dw

Congratulations to PhD student Amritha Anup! 🎉👏

Last week, Professor Ryan Halter, Technical Associate Director for Dartmouth's Center for Precision Health and Artificial Intelligence, attended Dartmouth Center for Precision Health and AI's inaugural symposium which brought together AI experts and clinicians. bit.ly/3POPBHi

📣We are excited to announce the New England GWiSE 'Spring to Action' on Saturday April 13th📣. Join the Dartmouth chapter and meet members of our community to discuss promoting equitable environments within academia and in industry. Use the link below to signup!

A (snowy!!) April lab meeting today included a surprise visit from two of my favorites!! (They have been crazy busy with M3!) Couldn't pass up the opportunity for a spring ❄️ pic of the best trainees. Regeneration at Dartmouth Dartmouth 🌲 Dartmouth Engineering Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth

On Tuesday, Thayer Open House returned for the first time since 2019! A steady stream of Dartmouth and Upper Valley community members toured 32 engineering displays, demos, and activities. A big thank you to all the participants and volunteers! Pics: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBk8Fj

#NHBioMade researchers at Dartmouth Dartmouth Engineering are investigating a biosensor in tissue engineering scaffolds that could be used to monitor antibiotic release in real time & help improve the effectiveness of antibiotic treatment. doi.org/10.1002/admt.2… Katie Hixon

Prof Alexander J. Boys co-authored 'Bioelectronic interfacial matching for superior implant design' in Cell Reports Physical Science, which discusses the relevance of different mechanical and electronic factors. bit.ly/3xeaQM4
(Figure⬇️: fibrotic encapsulation of bioelectronic implants)

Join the Dialogue Project on Wednesday, April 3, at 4:30 p.m. in Filene Auditorium for Dartmouth 🌲's launch event with StoryCorps' One Small Step, powered by StoryCorps! 🚀 Learn more: bit.ly/3PApKmo

MEng student Tizon Harris, MEM student Diana Amusat, PhD Innovation fellow Benjamin Amoh, and MEng student Iruoma Ugada at Dartmouth Engineering’s booth at NSBE's 50th Annual Convention in Atlanta, GA!

A total of 16 Dartmouth 🌲 students attended the #NSBE50 convention!

On Tuesday, April 2, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, the Dartmouth and greater Upper Valley community is invited into our labs and workshops to see what engineering is all about! All ages welcome! 😀

Learn more ➡️ engineering.dartmouth.edu/events/open-ho…

We're thrilled to share that Swiss tennis legend and philanthropist Roger Federer—one of the greatest male athletes the sport has ever known—will address the Class of 2024 on Sunday, June 9. Read more: bit.ly/4ap8Mzq

Professor Eugene Korsunskiy is featured in a new video about Design Corps, a program of the Design Initiative at Dartmouth. 'The result is real impact improving some actual experience or program or system on campus,' says Korsunskiy. bit.ly/3TqYBTP

Professor Mary Albert is featured in 'How one of the coldest, darkest towns on Earth is trying to get more energy from the sun' published in The Washington Post, reporting on her energy transition project in Greenland.
Article: wapo.st/4a5Xhwr
Project: bit.ly/3PlLdz1